Space Weather
Correction: You, Not the Birds, Are the First Line of Defense for Space Weather
If you’re here in Austin, along with a few thousand of your closest professional colleagues, you’re not just here to...
Solar Storms Are Noisy
A doctoral student at the University of Michigan has created a sonic representation of the intense solar storm that erupted...
You've Got a Flare for Science
Last night while you were out partying on Bourbon Street, the Sun was at work. According to NOAA, our home...
UCAR's Next President, Thomas Bogdan
The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) announced today that Thomas Bogdan will succeed Richard Anthes as its next president,...
Looking at the Sun in a New Light
With orbiting observatories and solar probes now available to scientists, it might seem that studying the Sun (and its effects...
Here Comes the Sun–All 360 Degrees
The understanding and forecasting of space weather could take great steps forward with the help of NASA’s Solar Terrestrial Relations...
A Minimum of Maximum Concern
There are a lot of questions about the current solar minimum, which has reached historic levels—“No solar physicist alive today...
Exposing Air Travel Radiation Concerns
The Space Weather Symposium at the AMS Annual Meeting once again will discuss the radiation exposure that airplane passengers get...
On Mars, the Dust Devil's in the Details
Discoveries about the atmospheres of other planets have been closely linked to insights about our own. When a young Carl...
